As Kelce pointed out, the 76ers' ownership group, the Josh Harris-led Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment group, isn't locally based, and it owns several major sports teams throughout the Mid-Atlantic, including the NFL's Washington Commanders and the NHL's New Jersey Devils.

Chinatown leaders will continue to fight against the 76ers' proposed arena, despite Mayor Cherelle Parker's endorsement.

The Philadelphia 76ers and the city of Philadelphia appear to be taking a big step forward in the plans of a new arena in the Center City section of Philly. After talks of the team considering Camden, New Jersey as a viable option, it appears that the team and the city of Philadelphia have an agreement.

The Philadelphia 76ers have a new teammate in their bid to build a new $1.3 billion arena downtown. Mayor Cherelle Parker announced on Wednesday a deal with team owners to keep the NBA franchise in town.

It worked. Or at least pushed the arena deal the 76ers wanted over the finish line. On Wednesday, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker announced her office finalized an agreement to build an arena for the Philadelphia 76ers in Center City.

Jason Kelce didn't hesitate to offer his thoughts on the Philadelphia 76ers' proposed arena in Center City one day after Mayor Cherelle Parker endorsed the controversial project. On SportsRadio WIP on Thursday,

Mayor Cherelle Parker said she will present a legislative package to City Council for approval on a new 76ers arena to be developed in Center City.

Activists rallied outside City Hall to oppose the $1.55 billion plan that aims to build a new venue near Chinatown.

Mohan Seshadri spent much of his day in meetings with people and groups who are worried about what the mayor's 76ers decision means for Chinatown.

Jason Kelce is slamming the Sixers over the team's tactics around building a new $1.5 billion Center City arena. Why it matters: The former Eagles center's celebrity and popularity have skyrocketed in retirement,